Emergency Landing in Prague: Passengers Evacuated After Bomb Threat
A Boeing 737 aircraft, carrying around 160 passengers, made an emergency landing in Prague after a bomb threat was reported on board. The pilot alerted air traffic controllers during the flight, prompting an immediate response from authorities.
Emergency services respond to the scene
According to reports, the plane was flying from the Canary Islands to Warsaw when the threat was made. All passengers were evacuated safely, and the airport was put on high alert.
Czech Interior Minister Milan Chovanec arrived at the airport to oversee the situation. The detained individual, a Polish national, allegedly threatened to detonate a device, but it remains unclear whether the device was real.
Investigation underway
The aircraft will remain in Prague until Saturday morning for a thorough safety check. Authorities have requested a full alert, with assistance from a bomb disposal unit and an anti-terrorism team.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance in ensuring air travel safety.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
